Will Smith. What a knobber. Discuss
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Milzy
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LOL 😂 so WOKE you’re really funny. Will Smith is a nice guy.
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Proper girly slap as well.
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Beebo
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Maybe he is a nice guy. He’s certainly cultivated a nice guy persona.
But he didn’t look very nice last night, and resorting to violence is a terrible image to portray. His anger and shouting was a terrible look. He’s gone down hugely in my estimation. (Which I’m sure he’s very worried about)
winjim
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On a serious note, look at how this whole thing is rooted in misogyny. Divorced serial adulterer Chris Rock makes a joke about gender politics within Javier Bardem's marriage, at the expense of, and without naming his wife. The punchline involves Will Smith and he then moves on to joke about Smith's wife's illness. Smith initially laughs but then sees his wife's reaction and goes into alpha male mode to slap Rock.
It's all a bit distasteful and nobody comes out of it well.
It's all a bit distasteful and nobody comes out of it well.
Fab Foodie
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AFAIK, This is not the first time Rock has taken a pop at Jada PS.
Maybe some lessons need to be learned the hard way...
Rock was waaaaay out of order here.
I'd have more than slapped-him....
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TheCentralScrutinizer
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It was hilarious
.Funny thing was that everybody there were still laughing when he got slapped.I wonder what would have happened if Ricky Gervais had still been hosting it and he would have made that remark?
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Beebo
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If Smith had walked on stage and spoken to the cameras explaining the situation then I would agree with you.
But punching and shouting about disrespecting his wife is wrong. That’s the sort of thing that goes on in pub car parks.
matticus
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Some people need to realise that if you poke a dog enough, it will probably bite you. Shame on you, not shame on the dog.
Electric_Andy
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I've just watched it, and have to admit it wasn't a pleasant thing to see. I understand his reaction but I think would have been better to get up on stage and demand that Chris Rock apologised to his wife. Or towered over him and invited him to make more comments in the parking lot after the show; publicly put him in his place without using actual violence.
It seems like Rock was trying to emulate Ricky Gervaise in his close-to-the-bone humour. Gervais does it very well, Rock clearly has a lot to learn.
It seems like Rock was trying to emulate Ricky Gervaise in his close-to-the-bone humour. Gervais does it very well, Rock clearly has a lot to learn.
Fab Foodie
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I suspect we can all come-up with better or more effective scenarios sitting with our Internet. I'm sure Smith can too. Not so easy in the heat and high emotions of the moment and with the obvious prior history.
BoldonLad
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It would appear I have missed something? Over paid "Celebrities" falling out?, and, it wasn't even football.
matticus
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Jeez, do you really think that is likely?
"hello everyone, I'm Will Smith.
<winning smile, straightens bow-tie>
You might see me pick up an award later, and you've almost certainly seen me in successful movies and/or pop videos.
I'd like to explain to you why I've just run up on stage, my face red with rage, clenched fists, heart-rate through the roof.
Well it's because the honourable member Mr Rock here said some things that I felt were not entirely appropriate.
...etc
...etc
